Waukesha

Interstate 94 is the main east-west route through Waukesha. It connects the city with Madison and other points west, as well as with Milwaukee and Chicago to the east and southeast. The closest major airport is Milwaukee General Mitchell International Airport, which is about 30 minutes east of the city. Also available is Chicago O'Hare International Airport, located about 2 hours southeast.

• New Berlin & Glacial Drumlin Connector. Bicycle trails that connects to Milwaukee, near the Milwaukee County Zoo. (updated May 2020)
• 🌍 Waukesha County Airport (UES  ^IATA). General aviation airport. (updated May 2020)

Waukesha is easily navigable by car. Non-locals may be confused by the high number of five-way intersections, but the old-one way streets are a thing of the past, which makes navigating the city much easier that it once was. Waukesha Metro Transit also provides bus service to the city, with the transfer point located at the terminal downtown. Limited bus connections are available to Milwaukee County Transit System for service to Milwaukee County and the surrounding areas.

• 🌍 Chicago and North Western Depot. A historic former rail depot with a few railcars remaining. (updated May 2020)
• 🌍 Carroll University. Wisconsin's first four-year university, established in 1846. Home of the Pioneers sports teams. (updated May 2020)
• 🌍 Waukesha County Historical Society Museum. (updated May 2020)

Waukesha is the county seat of Waukesha County. The Lake Country area in the northwestern portion of the county offers outdoor activities such a swimming, golfing, camping, fishing, boating, etc. There is also plenty of shopping, dining, and nightlife around much of the county, and in the city of Waukesha.

• 🌍 Sky Zone Milwaukee.  - located in Waukesha